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New flagship variant with high horsepower and a defined price point may lift near-term sentiment and potential demand signals; the impact depends on actual order pace and margins, but could improve ASP if GT-S proves popular.
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Lucid Group announced the Gravity GT-S, a high-performance variant of the Gravity SUV, delivering 1,070 horsepower and 0-60 mph in 3.1 seconds. The US-exclusive model starts at $125,900, with a $1,300 Tahoe interior and $1,850 destination fee; orders are open now ahead of Monterey Car Week, where it will be displayed to boost brand halo and potential near-term demand signals.
Lucid unveils Gravity GT-S, 1,070 hp, 0-60 in 3.1s. US-only launch at $125,900.
GT-S adds blue GT-S design accents and Mojave PurLuxe interior; orders open today.
Global debut during Monterey Car Week at Pebble Beach to showcase performance.
Pricing includes Tahoe interior option for $1,300 and destination/delivery at $1,850.
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